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Better than nothing, 6x9 projectors for projecting my Fuji GW690III slides are not cheap

 

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Gary , even the slides in 135 are superb in projection * on large screen in living room,

better than digital !

You said grain  ? 

Henry

 

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M8-28 Summicron Asph

 

* Pradovit 1500

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Gary , even the slides in 135 are superb in projection * on large screen in living room,

better than digital !

You said grain ?

Henry

 

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* Pradovit 1500

We have a film group that meet once a month and project slides on 2 Pradovit's

 

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We have a film group that meet once a month and project slides on 2 Pradovit's

 

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Gary, it's good for your group . Which lens you mount on your 2 Pradovit's : Leitz Colorplan  f:2.5/90mm  ?

Color is superb with this lens.

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H.

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Kodak TMax100-MP-50 Lux A.

 

... and for Ric  :)

 

 

Fog in Winter

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Gary, it's good for your group . Which lens you mount on your 2 Pradovit's : Leitz Colorplan f:2.5/90mm ?

Color is superb with this lens.

Best

H.

Sorry I don't know they belong to my friend that got me into Leica, he has the contraption that dissolves to 2 images so he can have both going at once

 

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Fuji Acros100-MP-50 LA

 

Lucky for nice weather that day but windy  :)

 

The bay with 3000 islands

 

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I agree and would use it more if only Wales were less inclement! Unusually we have clear skies today, but it's mostly dull at this time of year and rains frequently. I made a conscious decision this winter to shoot b+w for the first time since school in the late 70's. I have been surprised by the tonal quality of Ilford XP400 Super as it renders skin beautifully. I was not expecting that. At least tomorrow is Friday and I get to escape the office and see some daylight and finish my roll of Kodak BC 400. Thank you for your input to this forum it's inspiring and heartening to know that film is alive and well. All we need now is the manufacturers to realise it too. Thankfully we have people like Bellamy Hunt (aka Japan Camera Hunter) fighting our cause too.

 

 

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Davies, great gear with Bellamy Hunt almost M analog cameras :)

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Terrific news, I am extremely excited about this.

 

 

Well then it must be true haha.

 

Just read that on Facebook digital is on it's way out

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Yes, great to hear, but to me the bottleneck is the E-6 processing.

I recently acquired a small quantity of E-6 film, but found there was little chance to have it processed locally, and the future of those that were processing it still was doubtful. I sold it while I could.

For the revival to work, there needs to be the other part of the equation, processing. I have no desire to self process it.

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I know, but look at the bespoke Japanese designed lenses on his site, pancake 28mm at f2.0. Very special.

 

 

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I use the Voigtlander 35F2.5 color Scopar (one of my favourite lenses) small, sharp

 

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Yes, great to hear, but to me the bottleneck is the E-6 processing.

I recently acquired a small quantity of E-6 film, but found there was little chance to have it processed locally, and the future of those that were processing it still was doubtful. I sold it while I could.

For the revival to work, there needs to be the other part of the equation, processing. I have no desire to self process it.

Gary

Processing is not a problem in the UK lots of good places, move to the UK [emoji3]

 

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I use the Voigtlander 35F2.5 color Scopar (one of my favourite lenses) small, sharp

 

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Are we not all totally spoilt for choice. There is hardly a bad lens made for the M mount. Even my first little L39 Summaron 35/3.4 is a great little performer. There is always a lens suitable for a particular occasion. I have 3 50's and 3 35's. Each serves a purpose, one is light and easy to travel with; one is heavy but can see in the dark; another draws beautiful portraits and has characterful bokeh. Are we not fortunate to have these choices? Better than some standard zoom on a digital megapixel camera? I can only consider Nikon a near rival in this regard. Do you know they still make manual focus lenses for their DSLRs and they can be programmed in to cameras like the D610 and all their past lenses fit too, especially the Ai series onwards. We truly can have the best of all worlds today. So spoiled for choice :)

 

 

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Are we not all totally spoilt for choice. There is hardly a bad lens made for the M mount. Even my first little L39 Summaron 35/3.4 is a great little performer. There is always a lens suitable for a particular occasion. I have 3 50's and 3 35's. Each serves a purpose, one is light and easy to travel with; one is heavy but can see in the dark; another draws beautiful portraits and has characterful bokeh. Are we not fortunate to have these choices? Better than some standard zoom on a digital megapixel camera? I can only consider Nikon a near rival in this regard. Do you know they still make manual focus lenses for their DSLRs and they can be programmed in to cameras like the D610 and all their past lenses fit too, especially the Ai series onwards. We truly can have the best of all worlds today. So spoiled for choice :)

 

 

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I was a Canon man when I shot digital had most L lenses from 300f2.8L down only digital I use now ( very rarely) is Sony A7 with Voigtlander close focus M adapter

 

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I was a Canon man when I shot digital had most L lenses from 300f2.8L down only digital I use now ( very rarely) is Sony A7 with Voigtlander close focus M adapter

 

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I was a Fujifilm fan, but it made me want the real deal! Since then Leica Wetzlar have been truly amazing- just wish the UK arm were just as good. The more dealings I have had with Leica Wetzlar the more loyal I have become to their brand.

 

 

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I was a Fujifilm fan, but it made me want the real deal! Since then Leica Wetzlar have been truly amazing- just wish the UK arm were just as good. The more dealings I have had with Leica Wetzlar the more loyal I have become to their brand.

 

 

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I'm also a Fuji fan GW690III Texas Leica [emoji3]

 

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